The Epson PictureMate Express Edition allows you to quickly print color images. The Express Edition prints 4″ x 6″ color images in less than 80 seconds for approximately half the price of competing specialized photo printers, without affecting the PictureMate series of personal photo laboratories’ picture quality. Furthermore, PictureMate images can endure up to 4 times longer than photo lab prints, ensuring that your high-quality prints are preserved for years to come. With the PictureMate Express Edition, you can trust Epson with your photos and get stunning, long-lasting prints quickly. Epson’s replacement to the original PictureMate can’t help but be faster than its horribly sluggish predecessor, but express may be overstating the case. Despite the PictureMate Express’s added punch, Epson’s projected speed of 80 seconds for a 4×6-inch print implies that it will likely still lag behind other standalone snapshot printers—and keep in mind that printers rarely live up to their advertised speeds. Epson intends to keep the older model on the market, but at a reduced price, and will also reduce the price of the newly launched model. A new 270-sheet PictureMate Print Pack also equates to a lower per-print cost, though its price tag may cause sticker shock. The Express is identical to the original save for the speed bump; it will cost some price when it ships later this month.
Download Epson PictureMate Express Manual PDF (Installation Guide)
The following manuals contain all the instruction and tutorials on using your printer, from the beginning to the advanced.
*Match the Epson PictureMate Express manual based on the operating system you are using, because each installation on a different OS also has a different manual.
Epson PictureMate Express Installation Guide (Start Here)
User Guide is usually used for learning the operations, maintenance, troubleshooting tips, and some useful tutorial on how to use the features of your Epson PictureMate Express printer. While Setup Guide is made for the installation of the printer before using it.
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